Access to technology should be unlimited and even kids can learn a few things if their parents are kind enough to share their smartphones and tablets. When you own an expensive gadget such as the iPhone, Galaxy Tab 10.1 or any other top tier smartphone/tablet, you might feel reluctant to let the little one have some fun with it. That’s why Karuma created PlayBase, a slate that is addressed to the young audience who wants to learn more about the magical world contained within its slim frame.
Without being a toy, this is one rugged tablet capable of withstanding an amount of damage that is inherent when kids are involved. The cover is made from silicon, so it can easily absorb shock, and this is something that will come in handy given the frequent incidents that threaten PlayBase.
What’s inside is more than adequate for a kid’s needs, with the 1.2 GHz single-core Cortex A8 processor, identical to what we have on AndyPad Pro. 1 GB of RAM guarantees the fact that applications will run fast enough not to frustrate the child and lead to an increasingly high use of the shock-absorbent silicon protection.
You wouldn’t like your kids to ruin their hearing, so it is better to skip the headphones when they are very young, but this means that the speakers should be potent. They will listen to a lot of music and the dual speakers PlayBase is fitted with will deliver the stereo audio that will keep the young ones away from the headphones.
Overall, Karuma’s tablet is a decent device that plays nice with kids and would meet the expectations of adults who don’t want to pay too much for a top-tier tablet. It will hit the stores one month henceforth, for a price of $270, which makes it a nice Christmas present.
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